Sentence examples for rising invasion from inspiring English sources

Angiogenesis is one of the key mechanisms of tumor growth and survival and is necessary for cancer rising, invasion and metastatization.

Meanwhile, the stock market has risen when invasion has looked less likely and dropped whenever it seemed imminent.

The third possibility to rising salt levels is invasion of saline water from the deeper aquifer.

While no reliable opinion poll has been carried out on the subject, anecdotal evidence suggests that Iranians' scepticism of American motives has risen since the invasion of Iraq.

Instead, the Radio 3 DJ's argument was that music – more than newspapers, books or painting – defined 18th-century British identity, certainly after patriotic Brits rose up against invasion by mucky Italian operas and their alien religion.

This suggests that the benefits provided by mesquite are not as high as previously assumed, and with rising costs associated with spreading invasions, management interventions to reduce the extent and density of mesquite are becoming increasingly justifiable.

One of the hallmarks of EMT is the functional loss of E-cadherin, which is known to promote cell-to-cell adhesion and consecutively gives rise to invasion and progression.

When Australia outlawed many guns after a mass shooting in 1996, home invasions rose a "horrible" 30%, and the same would happen in America, shuddered a gun-owner, Bob Brzozowski.

Beyond the parliamentary maneuvering, Vietnam War veterans dominated the day's debate in both chambers, rising to make passionate and deeply personal arguments both for and against invasion.

Israeli losses have also risen since the ground invasion began on Saturday.

The Global Terrorism Index measures the scale and impact of terror attacks across the world, and found that the number of deaths from such incidents had dramatically risen since the US invasion of Iraq in 2003.